park like private terrace with amazingly mature vegetation. what makes it unique is the many separate sections for different uses.

small private terrace tucked into the corner of the building. it has great privacy and quiet, at the expense of views.

a 700-square-foot footprint is deceptive when a four-foot width kills all furniture potential. reclaiming the space by removing the solarium is the only "outdoor lover's" move here. it’s the difference between a claustrophobic glass box and a legitimate living level terrace with actual room to breathe.

two lovely terraces, the direct living terrace has easy access to the kitchen, making it perfect for dining, while the direct roof is perfect for larger scale entertaining, and bbq-ing

if the terrace becomes as beautiful as the renderings, it will be stunning.

well proportioned for outdoor dining and relaxing, the space could use some more vegetation, but all in a good terrace.

too small for word... regardless of the size and underwhelming views, nothing beats a little fresh air every now and again.

outdoor spaces on both level is very pleasant, even when they to small for practical use. views are also pleasant

the balconies are great for a quick smoke or even an intimate a meal but for more there is a roof access terrace, but the slightly inconvenient access can be restrictive.

the terrace's placement off the primary bedroom prioritizes morning coffee over mid-day cocktail parties. it’s a private sanctuary rather than a social stage, offering impressive southern views that justify a midday break. it’s the perfect spot to escape the world—mostly because your guests aren't invited to walk through your bedroom.

the privacy wall on one side along with the solid brick wall on the other side, make this terrace feel a bit tight despite is ample size.

excellent execution of an uptown direct roof terrace, with decent views from every direction. making it exceptional is the versatility with a flush pool on one side and a fireplace lounge on the other.